I was gathering info on the use of the TF536 and the ZZ9000 and stumbled into this thread. FYI .... I picked up a TF536 yesterday from alenppc. I installed it last night. System (A2000) works fine. I installed the ZZ9000 today. It's a no go. I have both an ecs v2 and a megachip. I removed both. Stil...

Note: I was successful in using a Samsung EVO+ 64Gb microsd card using a micro SD to SD adapter.

But as I mentioned, I did have to wait a while for system to boot up.

Thank-you Stephen.

Can you please elaborate more on 'Int2 patch wire' so that I understand what I need to do here.

I'll give those suggestions a try.

Hi folks. I need some help resolving an issue...

Setup: A2000/cpu relocator/TF534:

Boot time is long (sometimes as long as 5 mins) booting from an SD card.
This issue presents itself with both kick/wb 3.1 & 3.1.4.

Ideas/suggestions welcomed,


Thank-you.

GadgetUK164 wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 05, 2019 10:11 am

Does anyone sell these Mem68k boards?

I purchased mine from mkl who sells them on Amibay.
The thread is called 'A500 IDE adapters, PS/2 mouse adapter, A600 CF adapter'

He was also selling them on Ebay up until a few days ago. It's possible that he has no more to sell.

Just wanted to share my experience with Mem68k...

It works fine with my A2000 setup - TF534 + Buddha IDE + ZZ9000 + Mem68k
It's a great little inexpensive memory board.

May I ask did you build the Mem68k yourself or did you purchase it from someone.
I'm willing to try the Mem68k with my TF534/A2000

I recently purchased a TF534 for my Amiga 2000. It's not playing nice with my AdRam memory card - yellow screen on boot. If anyone has it setup on their A2000 and is using some other brand of memory card successfully, please post a reply. It would point me in the right direction as to what brand of ...

I recently pulled my A2000 out of storage and I'm trying to relive some of the Amiga nostalgia from my youth. I have created an account on Amibay and EAB. Since I now own a TF534, I figured I may as well create an account here. I'm Canadian, living in Montreal. I'm a software developer by day. I pri...